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1 navigable water
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > navigable water
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2 navigable water
судовой ход с гарантированными глубинамиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > navigable water
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3 navigable water
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > navigable water
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4 navigable water
• водный объект, пригодный для судоходства
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5 navigable water
1) Техника: судовой ход с гарантированными глубинами2) Экология: водный объект, пригодный для судоходства, судоходные воды -
6 navigable water
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7 navigable water level
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8 navigable channel
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > navigable channel
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9 water
1) вода2) объём воды; расход4) обводнять6) мочить; замачивать; смачивать8) водоём•to go to water — обводняться (о скважине, месторождении, добыча нефти в которых в результате этого становится нерентабельной)-
absorbed water
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acid waste water
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acid water
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activated water
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adhesive water
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adsorbed water
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aerated water
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aggressive water
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ammonia water
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apportioned water
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artesian water
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atmospheric water
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available water
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bleed water
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boiler water
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boiling water
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borated water
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bottom water
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bound water
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brackish water
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capillary water
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carbonate water
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cavern water
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char sweet water
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chemically pure water
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chlorinated water
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circulating water
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clarified water
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cleaning purposes water
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clear sweet water
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clear water
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colliery water
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Cologne water
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combined water
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compensation water
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condensate water
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condenser water
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condensing water
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conductivity water
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confined water
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conservation water
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constitution water
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contaminated water
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cooking water
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cook water
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cooling water
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corrosive water
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crystallization water
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crystal water
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day water
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dead water
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deaerated water
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deep water
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degassed water
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deionized water
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delivery water
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demineralized water
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dentifrice water
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desalinized water
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desiliconized water
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desilting water
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dirty sweet water
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discharge water
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distilled water
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domestic water
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downstream water
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drain water
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drilling water
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drinking water
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dystrophic water
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effective snowmelt water
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effluent water
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electronic-grade water
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electronic water
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emergency core cooling water
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entrained water
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eutrophic water
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excessive tail water
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exchange water
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exportable water
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feed water
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fixed water
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floral water
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flowing water
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flushing water
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flush water
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formation water
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foul water
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free water
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fruit soda water
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glue water
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gravitational water
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gray water
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gutter water
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hard water
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head water
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heavy water
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high water
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hydrothermal water
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hygroscopic water
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ice-congested water
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imported water
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impounding water
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industrial water
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infected water
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influent water
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intercepted water
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intermediate water
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interstitial water
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irreducible water
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irregular temporary water
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irrigation water
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land water
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leakage water
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lenthic water
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light water
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lime water
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lockage water
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loose water
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lothic water
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low water
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main water
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makeup water
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manufacturing water
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mashing water
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melt water
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melting water
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meteoric water
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middle water
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mine water
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mineral water
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mineralized water
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mixing water
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mud makeup water
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muddy water
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narrow water
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navigable water
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nonartesian water
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noncirculating water
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nonflashing water
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nonmoving water
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nonpotable water
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nonradioactive water
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offshore water
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onsite water
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open water
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ordinary water
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overflow water
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overinhibited water
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oversill water
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oxygenated water
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oxygenless water
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peptone water
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perched water
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percolating water
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phreatic water
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piped water
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polluted water
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potable water
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precipitation water
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pressure water
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pretreated water
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process water
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produced water
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project water
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pulp water
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pulp-press water
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pure water
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quenching water
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radioactive water
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raw water
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reactor water
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recirculated water
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recreation water
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recycled water
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regeneration water
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residual water
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residuary water
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restricted water
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return water
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reuse water
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rinse water
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rose water
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running water
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saline water
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salt water
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sample water
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sanitary water
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saturated water
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saturation-pressure water
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scale-producing water
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sediment-laden water
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seepage water
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service water
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sewage water
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shallow tail water
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shielding water
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shoaling water
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silica-free water
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silt-free water
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silt-laden water
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slope water
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sludging water
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sluice water
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smooth water
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snow water
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soaking water
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soft water
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softened water
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soil water
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solid water
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source water
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spill water
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spilling water
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spray water
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stagnant water
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steeping water
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steep water
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still water
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storage water
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storm water
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subcooled water
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subsoil water
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subsurface water
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supercritical water
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surface water
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surplus water
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suspended water
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sweet water
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table water
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tail water
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tank water
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tap water
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temporary water
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thermally enriched water
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thickened water
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tie water
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toilet water
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top water
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total precipitable water
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town water
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treated water
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trypton water
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turbid water
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ultrapure water
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underground water
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underscreen water
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upgrade water
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upstream water
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versatile hardness water
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wash water
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waste water
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10 navigable
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11 navigable
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12 navigable, body, of, water
étendue f d'eau navigable, plan m d'eau navigableEnglish-French legislative terms > navigable, body, of, water
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13 water
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14 water
n1) вода2) pl воды; море; океан
- boundary waters
- coastal waters
- customs waters
- domestic waters
- enclosed waters
- home waters
- industrial water
- industrial waste water
- inland waters
- internal waters
- international waters
- national waters
- navigable waters
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16 navigable channel
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17 navigable river
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18 in navigable condition
adjWATER TRANSP ship en buen estado para navegarEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > in navigable condition
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19 navegable
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20 channel
channel [ˈt∫ænl]1. nounc. ( = groove in surface) rainure fe. ( = system) voie f3. compounds* * *['tʃænl] 1.1) ( passage for liquid) canal m2) ( navigable water) chenal m3) (diplomatic, commercial) canal mto do something through the proper ou usual ou normal channels — faire quelque chose par la voie normale
diplomatic/legal channels — voie f diplomatique/légale
4) Television chaîne fto flick channels — (colloq) zapper
5) Radio canal m6) Architecture cannelure f7) ( groove) rainure f2.2) fig ( direct) concentrer, canaliser [efforts, energy] ( into dans; into doing pour faire); affecter [funds] ( into à)3) ( cut) creuser
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